ISLAMABAD: National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) on Thursday proudly announced that recently in Islamabad it gave 3-month vocational training to more than 485 students. The three-month vocational program consists of electrical engineering, mechanics, and digital skills.

Moreover, they also shared the statistics of the Sindh regional board and announced that in Sindh 1871 students received skilled training certificates. These certificates are also distributed after 3 months of vocational training of students.

#NAVTTC Regional Office Islamabad certified 485 trainees in 3 months training programs of high-tech and conventional trades under Prime Minister’s “Skills for All” Program, executed by NAVTTC. @javedhassan @EduMinistryPK @KamyabJawanPK pic.twitter.com/4TSJRalFMx

— NAVTTC Pakistan (@NavttcP) October 7, 2021

NAVTTC also announced that these trainings are given under Prime Minister’s “Skill for All” program which is the country’s largest skill development initiative that aims to provide quality technical vocational and educational training to the young generation.  

#NAVTTC Regional office Sindh certified 1871 Skilled Workforce through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) under Prime Minister’s “Skills for All” Program. This certification will enable them to get better job opportunities. @javedhassan @EduMinistryPK @KamyabJawanPK pic.twitter.com/girCdRvTQK

— NAVTTC Pakistan (@NavttcP) October 7, 2021

National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) is the apex body for technical education and vocational training in the country mandated to provide for regulations, coordination, and policy direction for vocational and technical training and is thus involved in the policymaking, strategy formulation, regulation, and revamping of the country’s entire Technical & Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system. NAVTTC is an autonomous public sector body created through the NAVTTC Act-2011 that is presently working under the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training. NAVTTC was established as an attached entity of the Prime Minister’s Secretariat (Public) to promote and regulate technical and vocational training in the country. It facilitates, regulates, and provides policy direction for skill development in Pakistan.

Author: Laiba Tariq